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Enter a website URL. We read the homepage, check the sitemap, pick the most informative pages, and write a clean llms.txt draft you can publish.
An llms.txt file works best when it captures the site clearly and quickly. This tool focuses on the pages that explain who the company is, what it offers, and where the most trustworthy information lives. That keeps the draft useful without trying to read the whole web.
Four passes over your site, from first look to finished draft.
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The homepage usually reveals the product category, positioning, audience, and main navigation. That becomes the starting point for everything else.
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If a sitemap exists, we use it to find the canonical pages quickly instead of wandering through random site links.
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About, product, pricing, docs, and similar pages usually matter more than thin archives or utility pages, so those get priority.
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The final draft summarizes the site, lists core offerings, highlights important URLs, and gives language models a better starting point.
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